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Rs 10,000 Crore Loss In Jammu and Kashmir Since August, Says Trade Body
The economy of Jammu and Kashmir has been in tatters since August following the government's move to end the state's special status and bifurcate it into two union territories, businessmen in the state say. Its top trade body, the Jammu and Kashmir Chamber of Commerce, said since August 5, the state has sustained a loss of business worth around Rs ...
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Only Peace Can Allow Government To Revive State's Economy: Mehbooba Mufti
People of Jammu and Kashmir become the first casualty of any hostile environment between India and Pakistan, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said, underlining that only sustained peace in the region can allow her government to resuscitate the financial health of the state which has been caught in a "web of violence".
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Raghuram Rajan Discusses Financial Stability of Jammu and Kashmir With Governor Vohra
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan called on Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra and discussed issues related to the state's financial stability.
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Kashmir: The Economics of Azadi
The turmoil on the streets of Kashmir has receded, and it should be the time to focus on Kashmir's economy. In many ways, the political and economic are closely intertwined.
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Economic dependence is our own fault: Omar Abdullah
With typical candour and bluntness, Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, outlines the perils and opportunities on the road to an economic reversal in Kashmir.
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We must first try and get fiscal autonomy: Haseeb Drabu
Nobody perhaps knows Kashmir's economy better than Haseeb Drabu, ex chairman of J&K Bank(2005-10) and an economic advisor to the state government (2004-09). He spoke to Sreenivasan Jain in Mumbai on the blueprint for Kashmir's economic autonomy.
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Kashmir's economic trauma: 60,000 job lost in 10 weeks
The recent Clashes between stone-pelting protesters and security forces in Kashmir has dealt a huge blow to its already fragile economy. The lifeline of the Valley - the tourism sector, has been one of the worst hit as close to 60,000 people have already lost their jobs due to the tension and unrest. Till two months ago, a hotel in Srinagar that ha...
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Rs 10,000 Crore Loss In Jammu and Kashmir Since August, Says Trade Body
The economy of Jammu and Kashmir has been in tatters since August following the government's move to end the state's special status and bifurcate it into two union territories, businessmen in the state say. Its top trade body, the Jammu and Kashmir Chamber of Commerce, said since August 5, the state has sustained a loss of business worth around Rs ...
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Only Peace Can Allow Government To Revive State's Economy: Mehbooba Mufti
People of Jammu and Kashmir become the first casualty of any hostile environment between India and Pakistan, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said, underlining that only sustained peace in the region can allow her government to resuscitate the financial health of the state which has been caught in a "web of violence".
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Raghuram Rajan Discusses Financial Stability of Jammu and Kashmir With Governor Vohra
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan called on Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra and discussed issues related to the state's financial stability.
-
Kashmir: The Economics of Azadi
The turmoil on the streets of Kashmir has receded, and it should be the time to focus on Kashmir's economy. In many ways, the political and economic are closely intertwined.
-
Economic dependence is our own fault: Omar Abdullah
With typical candour and bluntness, Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, outlines the perils and opportunities on the road to an economic reversal in Kashmir.
-
We must first try and get fiscal autonomy: Haseeb Drabu
Nobody perhaps knows Kashmir's economy better than Haseeb Drabu, ex chairman of J&K Bank(2005-10) and an economic advisor to the state government (2004-09). He spoke to Sreenivasan Jain in Mumbai on the blueprint for Kashmir's economic autonomy.
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Kashmir's economic trauma: 60,000 job lost in 10 weeks
The recent Clashes between stone-pelting protesters and security forces in Kashmir has dealt a huge blow to its already fragile economy. The lifeline of the Valley - the tourism sector, has been one of the worst hit as close to 60,000 people have already lost their jobs due to the tension and unrest. Till two months ago, a hotel in Srinagar that ha...
